This document is the PKUAS Technical Manual released by the Software Engineering Laboratory of Peking University in 2010. The manual introduces PKUAS in terms of installation and configuration, system architecture, EJB container, communication framework, management framework, WEB container, naming service, security service, transaction service, and JMS service.
About this manual
The PKUAS 2010 manual provides a comprehensive overview of the platform, including its micro‑kernel architecture, OSGi‑based modules, and supported services such as EJB, web, naming, security, transaction, JMS, data and persistence. It explains how the system boots, loads bundles, and manages component lifecycles.
The guide also details installation steps, system requirements, supported operating systems, Java version, and provides development instructions for creating EJB and web modules, configuring logging, and using single sign‑on authentication. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Preface
- Installation and Configuration
- Architecture
- EJB Container
- Communication Framework
- Management Framework
- Web Container
- Naming Service
- Security Service
- Transaction Service
Specifications
| Minimum CPU | 166 MHz |
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| Minimum RAM | 48 MB |
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| Minimum Disk Space | 200 MB free |
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| Supported Operating Systems | Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Unix/Linux |
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| Required Java Version | Java SE 1.6 or higher |
Frequently asked questions
Which operating systems does PKUAS 2010 support?
PKUAS 2010 runs on Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Unix/Linux systems.
What are the minimum hardware requirements for PKUAS 2010?
It can operate on a machine with at least a 166 MHz CPU, 48 MB of RAM, and 200 MB of free disk space.
Which Java version is required to run PKUAS 2010?
Java SE 1.6 or newer is required.